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Is that a seed?
Military, body shops, and construction trades use the same language.
That brings back fond memories, except my experience with the Sear's Wish Book was a bit different. After I grew past the "believing in Santa" age. My parents introduced me to the Sear's Wish Book. They would instruct me to go thru it and tell me I could have whatever I wanted as long as it totalled to no more then $75 which back in the late 60's was quite a bit of money. Of course I would still go over the $75 limit and so I would have to go back and decide which items to cross out until I got down to $75. Now when I went over it was usually no more then by $25. So now my parents had a list of items I would be sure to love but the list also included an additional $25 worth of items that I would also love but wasn't expecting. Not always but most years they would end up getting me all of the items in the $75 catagory as well as all the items in the $25 catagory.Everyone my folks. My oldest is getting excited about Christmas already. He sure don’t know what it was like laying in the floor pouring over the Sears Christmas catalog and circling those really cool toys you knew you had zero chance at getting
Switched to bloom, I have ten cuts that all look good but no roots yet. Rolled the dice. I got to trim anyway so I can take cuts for another week anyway.
First run on the new 4x4 tent. 9 plants. Yeah man we fixing to stack the weed bank up for lean times.
